Good Graphic Cards For Engineering Computers

Pros: Pretty fast shipment. Arrive in good status. I over clock it to 4.5GHz for Cpu and 2400 MHz for Gpu, and it works just fine 24/7. AMD YES! I can even play Civilization VI with around 50 fps on my 4k screen. Maybe the most affordable graphic solution you can get nowadays with all those overpriced mf graphic cards. Cons: It only supports PCIE 3.0. and it will be obviously a short board when you have a graphic card like 3070ti or higher. So update Cpu cost might be a must if you want to have some fancy graphic cards in the future.

Bought this small headphone amp to use exclusively with computers, as all of my workstations (used for web design, graphic design and photography) have feeble audio output - not enough to drive a decent headset to sufficiently loud levels.

I know that there are several companies out there who make good memory cards, but when I check my stash of memory cards, most of them say SanDisk on them. Likewise, most of the back-up memory for my Desktop computers say Western Digital (who owns SanDisk). My advice is to learn about the nuances of memory cards. The small print on similar looking cards distinguishes the capability, not just in GB capacity, but the generation of chip and the speed for reading and downloading. I also own some Sony and Delkin memory cards, but SanDisk makes good stuff.

Love the dual graphic cards. Extra ram sockets and upgrade ability.

This is a great graphic card.Working good!

Haven't had to use it yet but I have with other computers and it was very good.

Snaps right in place expected of good engineering.

I am a graphic designer and print a lot of my own work (invitations, cards, etc...) I love this paper because of the cotton feel but the great color saturation. I use a mix of photos and line art and reproduce paintings and other fine art pieces on this paper and it renders beautifully! Only downfall is that because of the softness of the paper I have to clean my printer often because of the fibers, but I guess that would be the case with any cotton inkjet paper.

This is new territory for me. I don't know much about graphic cards. I got advice before purchasing and help putting it in, but it seems to be working well and giving a bit of speed to my work.

I'm a graphic artist who sells a lot of prints and greeting cards. I purchased my first Pixma PRO-200 a year ago, and it's been a total workhorse for me. Prints are gorgeous, quality is reliable, it's everything I need it to be (except fast). My volume has picked up, so I grabbed a second Pixma Pro-200 to double my printing capacity at any given time. I ordered it on a Thursday, and it arrived at my home on the West Coast the very next day. I was amazed! Thanks so much, B&H. Customer for life!